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Julia Phillips: Inside, Before They Speak
30 January 2026 to 19 April 2026
EndedPhillips's sculptures hold ceramic fragments — pressed against her own body — in place with industrial hardware: clasps, wingnuts, springs. Each fastening raises a question about attachment and separation, closeness and force. Her first UK institutional solo, presented in the Barbican's Curve gallery.
From Barbican Art Gallery
For her first institutional solo exhibition in the UK, the multidisciplinary artist presents new works which draw from her interest in the body, conception, and human connection. Julia Phillips uses sculpture and drawing to give shape to intangible concepts, from psychological states and biological processes to human bonds and attachments. Her sculptures merge the anatomical and the industrial. Glazed ceramic fragments, pressed and moulded against her own body,...
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Silk Street, London·View on artmap
Sunday11am–7pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday11am–7pm
Wednesday11am–7pm
Thursday11am–7pm
Friday11am–9pm
Saturday11am–7pm
© Barbican Art Gallery
Julia Phillips: Inside, Before They Speak
30 January 2026 to 19 April 2026
EndedPhillips's sculptures hold ceramic fragments — pressed against her own body — in place with industrial hardware: clasps, wingnuts, springs. Each fastening raises a question about attachment and separation, closeness and force. Her first UK institutional solo, presented in the Barbican's Curve gallery.
From Barbican Art Gallery
For her first institutional solo exhibition in the UK, the multidisciplinary artist presents new works which draw from her interest in the body, conception, and human connection. Julia Phillips uses sculpture and drawing to give shape to intangible concepts, from psychological states and biological processes to human bonds and attachments. Her sculptures merge the anatomical and the industrial. Glazed ceramic fragments, pressed and moulded against her own body,...
Read more at Barbican Art Gallery →Critic Reviews
No reviews yet for this exhibition.
Visit
Silk Street, London·View on artmap
Sunday11am–7pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday11am–7pm
Wednesday11am–7pm
Thursday11am–7pm
Friday11am–9pm
Saturday11am–7pm